createFromTimeStamp can't handle timestamp in microseconds · Issue #384 · briannesbitt/Carbon · GitHub
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Satcom Direct Launching Automated Carbon Reporting Tool | Business Aviation News: Aviation International News
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Ash Allen 🚀 on Twitter: "Laravel tip: Use the "{action}_at" naming convention for your DATETIME and TIMESTAMP fields. This helps you to instantly recognise in your code when you're using a datetime
any way to check that date is not valid from timestamp `0000-00-00 00:00:00` · Issue #254 · briannesbitt/Carbon · GitHub
Jesse Kramer on Twitter: "PHP's DateTime (and by extension: Carbon) cannot parse timestamps with nanosecond precision (e.g. 2021-06-30T13:34:31.258235187Z). Is this dirty, or just pragmatic? https://t.co/zCGQp7OE0q" / Twitter
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